Frontier Doctor: Observations on Central Oregon and the Changing West
by Urling C. Coe
Oregon State University Press, 1996
Paper: 978-0-87071-520-4 | eISBN: 978-0-87071-825-0
Library of Congress Classification R154.C44A3 1996
Dewey Decimal Classification 610.92
TOC
- CONTENTS
- FOREWORD:
- THERE'S A DOCTOR AT FAREWELL BEND
- 1.
- WIDE OPEN TOWN: I ARRIVE
- 2.
- DOCTOR TO BUCKAROOS
- 3.
- WILD WEST BABIES
- 4.
- EPIDEMIC ON THE FRONTIER
- 5.
- DELIVERY BY TELEPHONE
- 6.
- MY FIRST DEATH
- 7.
- TEETH EXTRACTED–$1
- 8.
- ACCIDENTS AND INDIANS
- 9.
- PROSTITUTION ON THE FRONTIER
- 10.
- THE WORST ENEMY IS IGNORANCE
- 11.
- HORSE THIEVES AND CATTLE RUSTLERS
- 12.
- MR. AND MRS.–AND THE DOCTOR
- 13.
- COMPLAINTS REAL AND IMAGINARY
- 14.
- ILLS AND BILLS
- 15.
- BUSMAN'S HOLIDAY
- 16.
- HOMESTEAD AND FOREST
- 17.
- THE DOC AS MAYOR
- 18.
- PAIN AND PRETENSE
- 19.
- THE GOLDEN SPIKE
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